Irritating Hollywood Firearms BULLS#!T...( TOP FIVE LIST )

[@jenningsmills5398]

Everything's bullet proof. Couches desks tables. Just dive behind one & flip it over & play whack a mole.

[@r.blakehole932]

Yep. The most egregious example for me was the 80's television show the A-Team with Hannibal firing an M-60 on full auto at a team of bad guys hiding behind cardboard boxes. None of the bad guys are ever hurt or injured and Hannibal never seems to be affected at all by recoil while firing at full auto!!!!!. So ludicrous. My dad and I used to watch that show and every time a scene like that would occur my dad ( a WWII veteran would be rolling on the floor laughing. That is the reason he liked the show...for all of its scenes of unintended humor.

[@jacksparrow8531]

Amen

[@jacknickolstine3355]

Yeah like using drywall lmao

[@myredfedora]

@@r.blakehole932 Yeah, the thing I remember about the A-Team was they could empty an entire magazine and not hit a single bad guy but could shoot out a tire first shot every time.

[@jackmoody3341]

Lol once seen a Mark Dacasos movie and they were getting shot at with a M60... Mark was behind a turned over picnic table😂

[@EricRedbear]

Rack the slide when you gear up, then rack the slide when you get in the car, then rack the slide when you get out of the car, then rack the slide when you point the gun... what's your ammo budget dude?!?

[@curtislong1987]

My wife and I laugh at that one all the time lol

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

Eric Redbear ikr

[@jbird1173]

What about when someone gets shot with a 9mm and they fly backwards 20ft through a wall

[@budm.1450]

.... and in which movie did that happen? I'd like to see that one.

[@danielk0106]

that's those special 500 grain 9mm rounds with turbo hollow point missiles

[@buffalobob2890]

@@danielk0106 Yep, those are the ones that brain dead, anti-gun Democrats say are in the guns of anyone who's armed.

[@johngori9477]

Also known as how did the spas-12 become the only shotgun on California's original assault weapons ban... because Arnold used one in the Terminator and they had police officer stuntmen flying backward through walls using wire harnesses and Breakaway walls. So obviously the spas-12 was some sort of evil super weapon that needed to be banned.

[@danielk0106]

@@buffalobob2890 That .50 caliber clipazine ghost gun that shoots 1,000 rounds a second?

[@joe1940]

Kudos to Keanu Reeves for actually getting some firearms/ tactical training in preparation for his role as John Wick.

[@donovanchilton5817]

He's pretty damn good for an actor.

[@darknessviking1]

Love your user name and picture. Lol

[@blacksnow150]

@@donovanchilton5817 i have seen footage of his training,, running a 3 gun course he is pretty dam good for anyone,, and probably better than 90% of law enforcement and military ( not including swat special forces etc )

[@jonahhex8178]

@@orlandparkcounselors damn right, that boy can shoot!

[@jumpercable20]

He trains with Taran Butler, so don't kid yourself, Keanu Reeves knows how to handle a weapon with more expertise than most people in Hollywood. He says he doesn't have any weapons in his house. I don't believe a person is going to spend hours and hours, days and days and weeks and weeks training with Taran Butler and not have a weapon in his home.

[@kccustom1]

pumping the damn shotgun every time they point it at someone

[@jacobmckee5862]

God yes.

[@InfernosReaper]

or racking back the slide of any gun that already should have a round chambered... or clicking the hammer back, especially after they've already shot the gun. It's not a gun from the 1800s. You don't need to do that for the gun shoot someone.

[@jasonkent3658]

kccustom1 yes hate that

[@DarthWinterMadness]

Or worse, when you have a score of armed guys, one guy enter, everyone racks their guns... Then another person enters, they all rack all of their frickin guns again... And etc. And of course, you hear the noise but don't see them moving their damn hand to perform the action we're hearing! 😂 Come on Hollywood, that's not that hard! Cheers from France! 🍻

[@Camopar87]

I hate that too

[@MrDrew1]

When they show a bullet firing in slow motion and the whole thing casing, primer, and all in one piece come out the end of the barrel.

[@richardlockwood999]

bullets flying in slow-motion is kinda overdone by now anyway. the matrix was cool, but it's over. :/

[@buffalobob2890]

What? You mean that's not real? :)

[@TheBasher-_-]

Lmfao

[@carbon8ed]

Here at Aperture Science we fire the whole bullet, that's 66% more bullet per bullet

[@javiervalenzuela8284]

They think it's a fucking gyrojet.

[@michaelmurphy7705]

When they hold a person at gunpoint with a semi-auto and then rack the slide. Was there not a round in the chamber already?

[@bbantel]

Oooooooooh....that's a good one...

[@josestate3918]

Unless the character is IDF - they carry whatever condition it is where one’s not in the pipe.

[@boatsnhoes7625]

What about when they keep racking the slide to scare someone when there should of already been one in the chamber oh and he just said part of it the hammer cocking sound

[@crwilliams4597]

Jose State, I do not think the IDF does that. I think they do carry with one in the pipe. If you are trained, you carry one in the pipe. If you are not, what are you doing in an Army? I think the people who do carry without one in the pipe call it "Israeli Carry" to make themselves feel better about their lack of training, proper holster and reliable firearm.

[@erich3828]

That should be number one in my opinion

[@ncasper5284]

Hearing empty cases hit the ground when shooting a revolver

[@Ni999]

I *hate* that.

[@jakewilliams5796]

Rick Grimes's Colt spits brass like a pitcher with sunflower seeds

[@jazeenharal6013]

@Brian Babin yes lmao. I was told "don't don't that, you'll bend the bracket

[@marlondeanbellot.7945]

@Brian Babin : If I had a revolver I would not dare that! Damages the weapon I hear!

[@larrybelitsky1444]

...the sparks that fly off of glass, wood, neckties, leftover pizza, etc. to emphasize a bullet hit that spot.

[@johnharlock4098]

ABSOLUTELY!!!

[@BusinessUnikitty]

What about suppressors? Nothing drives me crazier than seeing a large caliber weapon shown having less muzzle blast than a sparrow fart.

[@lonewanderer3603]

Or in the Walking Dead books by Kirkman and Bonansinga, they always mention that guy with a silencer on his 357 magnum revolver.

[@bbantel]

Yeah, c'mon Yankee...unless you aren't considering this to be technically part of the pistol in which case, okay fine.

[@2ahdcat]

"Sparrow fart" LOL

[@MooreFishing-ky3wq]

Sorry I stole that idea without reading yours first . I like that , “ sparrow fart “ ! 😂

[@InfernosReaper]

There are a handful of revolvers that can be suppressed, like the Nagant m1985. I can't think of any 357 magnum ones.

[@gstrong313]

When the hero runs out of ammo & just throws away a 1400 handgun.

[@ericsteyskal96]

That is mine as well

[@znismo1]

This! Lol

[@johnmoreno417]

Off the subject of guns but how about the hero in the desert throwing away an empty canteen?

[@Echo_Reyes]

Yeah especially when theres ammo from all the dead guys everywhere

[@btow24X]

This is the reason I stopped watching the walking dead.

[@richardbale7077]

Mostly in older western and Gangster flicks: The shooter pushes or swings his pistol forward as if to get extra velocity out of the bullet.

[@ram2791]

They are throwing the bullets.

[@camsterdam3896]

Could be trying to curve the bullet...lol

[@BogeyTheBear]

Maybe the gun was too nose-heavy for the fellow with the $40 haircut and they hold the gun upwards for balance until they take the shot.

[@rayx5653]

There are many morons who do that in real life gunfights and shootings. I don’t know if it’s art imitating life or vice versa.

[@BogeyTheBear]

They probably to it for cinematic effect. The gunfight equivalent of 'jazz hands'.

[@jakedean1901]

One more and I'm done. I hate it when they flip up a coffee or kitchen table to stop close range rifle bullets.

[@TheMosinCrate]

Lord of War scene.. Luckily for the Ruskie mobster that was faux wood made of steel plate!

[@rw7632]

Wait.....I thought the coffee table trick worked! Now what am I gonna do?

[@gchav002]

That's right.... I forgot about this one. And they do this one a lot

[@kevinowen9317]

I love that, but not when I am swallowing a drink. Choking when trying to laugh is not a good idea.

[@azimuth361]

Or a car. Also, when a bullet strike produces a shower of sparks.

[@sardogies9633]

I get annoyed by the sound of a hammer being cocked on a pistol that has no hammer.

[@lonniem9728]

@Southwestern comfort i saw that on tv couple weeks ago i laughed so hard

[@texasbeast239]

Some sound effects are the result of dumb directors or producers insisting on the inclusion of things that they grew up with and learned to expect. They didn't understand the context. There was just an emotional connotation in their heads, and they wish to convey that same connotation to the viewers. Other times, effects techs are given free reign and they are the ones who goof, and the higher ups don't catch it.

[@mayajigua2087]

There is a show on Netflix Jerico in episode 18 A.K.A is the name of the episode the guy is waiting for another person and he cocked the gun really loud and when the camara turns the hammer is down lol is so funny that makes you angry 😤 look at it. Btw is at minute 6:10

[@sully571]

In Ant-man there is a scene with a hammer on a glock

[@bradleysmith4630]

I get annoyed when they rack the slide as if they wouldnt have a bullet in the chamber given their situation.

[@callmesai4274]

When someone moves their gun and it starts randomly clinching like it has extra parts loose inside. Every time someone moves a gun, picks up a gun, or aims at someone else you hear "click clack chomp clack clack"

[@room2talk]

yeah, thats one of my favorite things to shake my head at.

[@jonathangomez-vv2dh]

Same here, I hate that!

[@kimmer6]

Its the 3 clicks when cocking a revolver. Stupid Hollywood.

[@danieladame799]

I like the sound but it really does bother me, in the same sence

[@WheelgunsOnWheels]

Yes!!! That’s the one that baffles me too. It’s like when a sword gets swung or an Asian guy throws a punch, there’s that obligatory whiff sound.

[@MrLeonidas0001]

I can't STAND a double barrel shotgun having a pump action sound for effect. So stupid.

[@MichelLinschoten]

Haha or.glocks being cocked haha

[@MrLeonidas0001]

@@MichelLinschoten Extremely dumb right!?! LOL

[@ChromeArty]

Other than Army of Darkness... Bruce Campbell gets a pass 😄

[@christopherreynolds4506]

Never saw that one

[@ChromeArty]

@@christopherreynolds4506 oh man... it is a must watch!

[@1810jeff]

My most hated one is when a bullet is in mid air in slow mo the whole cartridge is flying instead of just the bullet I’ve seen it in video games and films and it could be fixed if a gun guy were giving his two cents

[@rustyshackleford9604]

That shit drives me insane

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

That's the latest super projectile. It sends the cartridges towards the enemy so that they don't loose velocity in flight. Now, how they build up pressure outside the barrel, pure fairy magic.

[@1810jeff]

WC_2 Electric_Boogaloo something like that was actually sold as a toy they were called gyro jets and they were basically guns that shot rocket propelled projectiles

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

@@1810jeff those things are soooo cool, if mildly not very practical. Considering weapons like the Neopup exist, those Gyrojets would never have lasted. But they're still so neat.

[@ArticulatedHypernova]

But you get 60% more bullet per bullet!

[@mastergecko1178]

The pew pew suppressor sound doesn’t bother y’all??

[@benjaminpadilla1464]

Master Gecko 117 For me yes

[@reaperreaper5098]

To be fair, the sound itself is accurate for *some* suppressors, but not how loud it is. Mythbusters compared recordings of them firing a suppressed handgun to the typical Hollywood sound effect.

[@davidharris8797]

Master Gecko 117 it’s more of a phoot phoot phoot

[@richardlockwood999]

Yes, suppressor sound is usually completely wrong.

[@0v_x0]

@@reaperreaper5098 yeah, like a .22 ruger carbine with an integral suppressor that goes the whole barrel length, being fired outside, is legit very quiet on the level of hollywood sound design (I've seen other demonstrations from law enforcement training videos). of course a 9mm with external suppressor firing indoors is not particularly stealthy in real life by comparison. or when sniper rifles in movies are whisper quiet, a .308 sounding like a .22LR (and no sound barrier crack from the supersonic projectile). not to mention the lack of the loud mechanical sounds of the weapon cycling - just the slide blowback on a 9mm semi-auto is louder than movie sfx. I know I've seen suppressors accurately portrayed before but so rarely I can't remember when =/

[@jasonschmidt9569]

How about the fact that Hollywood never uses the word - Magazine

[@treroney4720]

Mine is expert level profentiancy with no plot explanation

[@acetech8642]

EVen on the TV show *The Wire* the police chief in season 3 sain that *did you empty the clip first*

[@judsongaiden9878]

They use the term "magazine" in the original 'Tremors'. I explain the difference like this: "A clip is a device, other than a speedloader, used for loading a magazine or cylinder."

[@noThing-wd6py]

But John Wick 2 - Kills guys with kimber 1911, takes the magazin of another kimber 1911 and reloads. They working on it ^^

[@montecraig7032]

Bullets bouncing off empty 55 gallon drums in warehouse battles.

[@redskin4040]

Are you saying that those 55 gallon drums aren't bullet proof? I'm shocked.

[@redskin4040]

@Willard Lentz wait you're telling me that car doors aren't bullet proof neither? Omg I got to find my liberal friends safe space to avoid all of this.

[@bobgarr6246]

And let's not forget the showers of sparks that come from every bullet impact, even if it's plastic car bodies, chain link fences, sheet rock walls, plate glass windows and any laboratory. Also, the stupidity of running your weapon dry then stareing at it and throwing it away! Really!!!! And the last shot fired from a semi auto and stareing at it with the slide not locked back. Or how about Clint Eastwood going into a general store that sells firearms and taking parts from different models of black powder revolvers and assembling a gun that suits his needs. Or useing a two handed Weaver grip on a black powder revolver ( goodbye fingers). Or even better, useing a take down sniper rifle with the ubiquitous crossbow reticle in the scope, and a detachable scope mount held in place with ONE thumb screw and it's ALWAYS zeroed and shoots to point of aim. Gotta stop, it's killing me! Well one more. The 10' wide shotgun pattern at 10' distance, and the person being lifted off the ground and hurled ten feet back from any gun shot be it 9mm, 38, 44, 5.56, 7.62, .30 -06, 12, 16, 20, 28 gauge or .410. Only 22LR seems exempted, but I haven't seen every movie ever made, so that's even questionable.

[@williamjeffersonclinton69]

Haha ricochet sounds off of wood. I just came across an old Charlies Angels episode and guy was firing at Bri and hit wood beams. Ricochet sounds.

[@jp9094]

Had that happen to me with a hand load used for precision shooting. Scared the hell out of me when it came back toward me!

[@Ekim_Zepol]

I can't stand it when a movie has a person fly back from the impact of a sigle handgun round.

[@davewellings6281]

This winds me up with all of them. It's as if Sir Isaac Newton had never been born.

[@traystyles1]

Last Man Standing. Bruce Willis movie in the 90's. Check it out if you haven't already.

[@ghw7192]

@@traystyles1 That 's one that gets me! No muzzle flip whatsoever with either hand.

[@NoTimeForThatNow]

Double barreled shotguns with the pump shotgun sound effect, because... “it’s a shotgun!”

[@ivanrivera3293]

*_B O O O O O O O O O O_*

[@bbantel]

Apparently you are not familiar with full semi automatic scary assault black bump stock breach loading black powder concealed grenade launching pump action double barrel shotguns. Pffffft noob. Lol

[@rydeen450]

@@bbantel Yeah you showed him what a noob 😂

[@brookshadlin117]

Joe Biden special.

[@bbantel]

@Michael that's how they make them extra deadly. Police were just lucky it wasn't the version with a guidance system or tactical nuke.

[@gm5564]

Picking up a weapon and leaving behind all of the adversary's magazines is my complaint.

[@lonniem9728]

Yes that drives me nuts

[@khaccanhle1930]

I hate that. They pick up a gun which they empty in 3 seconds and then throw away. Hey if only there was some way I could have gotten more use out of this gun. I guess picking up 2 or three spare mags off that perp would have helped.

[@makarov718]

Omg that one is part of my top 3

[@lisamangles4878]

And by the way.. one of the best laughs I ever had was when the good guy stuffs the 1911 down the back of his pants after blasting off a couple hundred rounds.. LMAO

[@q-bert6454]

Hot barrel equals burnt ass

[@testicularoxide5055]

Burnt butthairs on the barrel are great!

[@neowolf09]

Plus the burnt flesh on the gun adds to the aesthetic.

[@peterk2455]

Couldbe he's developed a really thick skin and callouses from the butt action?

[@darthmusturd9526]

I mean, he probably was wearing underwear, so it’d still feel like touching a really hot coffee mug, but it wouldn’t burn his skin off

[@VitalyMack]

The ammo wasting drived me nuts. Not to mention full auto fire is mostly counter productive since you don't need suppression fire against the walkers.

[@antoniobalsamo4046]

When they have a striker-fired hand gun and they make a hammer cocking sound. Huh?

[@overlorddante]

Or any random noises that sound like the gun is full of loose parts.

[@kevinmorrice]

@BADSPOCK thank you

[@aaronhumphrey2009]

Or, somehow the internal hammer of the Glock has morphed into an exposed external hammer , because, Hollywood. Artistic license ? Or just laughable baloney ? Why not be realistic ? Like what's been done by Keanu Reaves in the John wick movies ? PS one of my favorite phony gun scenes is Arnold Swartzenegger in Commando where he shoots off an AR-16 for about five minutes- full auto- hosing down bad guys by the score, and never reloads. "Rrrrgh!- Get to the chopper !"- laughable..

[@davidpickering4100]

When someone gets shot and they go flying backward through the air. If the gun had that much power, the shooter would go flying too. Opposite and equal reaction.

[@mikehagan4320]

No it really happens that way. They show it to you in the movie.

[@landlockedcroat1554]

*gets shot by nerf dart *flies through 10 buildings at mach 5

[@6mmFilms]

When the person on screen racks the slide because they didn't have a round chambered is a classic.

[@melostmo]

same as pumping the shotgun after they were already holding it on the guy for like several minutes .. lol

[@twb7691]

@@melostmo Damn it, I was going to say that. But to add to that, you never see a shell come out of the shotgun. Bad or good guy (whom ever was being held) could have took the shotgun away and whooped the persons ass with the same gun.

[@InfernosReaper]

When they rack the slide even though they do have a round in the chamber is worse

[@melostmo]

@@InfernosReaper for once I'd like to see it jam, like in real life

[@p51mustang24]

At least you could chalk that one up to the character being incompetent.

[@johnmandryk2143]

When am anti gun celebrity is in an action movie and shoots everything

[@ElRigs83]

Paychecks a paycheck. What would you do if someone offered you six or more figures to go out and play pretend

[@GunGuy258]

I wouldn't sell out my morals for any amount of money!

[@PNW_Sportbike_Life]

Rigs 83 6 figures? More like 9 figures for some of these overpaid buffoons! It’s still hypocritical

[@randylahey3432]

Matt Damon and Eddie Vedder can go fuck themselves

[@rdean45acp]

Taken

[@donaldstone540]

When a revolver is used and every shot, you hear the empty brass bouncing on the concrete.

[@Jay_Sullivan]

Where did you see that?

[@nayrnella2682]

Walking dead

[@titanslayer3824]

Fallout 4

[@rustythefoxcoon5143]

I got one worse! Though it was an independently made mod for MineCraft. It's the Modern Warfare mod. Still love it, adds enemies with guns at the start making it hella hard to play. When you shoot the revolver though, due to the basic frame work sharing everything else, IT EJECTS THE SHELL...

[@alleng27]

My #1 thing I hate- when they run out of ammo and throw the firearm away. 😐 Ya know ....you can reload if you find more ammo.

[@chadfalardeau9162]

I can forgive this for action comedies, if the empty gun is thrown at the other guy and hits them.

[@sadtoast6122]

Or beat a dude with the gun

[@wetlettuce4768]

Not to mention all handguns would make for a damned good club if you were forced into a fist fight.

[@stuartcote4915]

Watch Snatch with Brad Pitt. Boris the bullet dodger. You can always hit him with it.

[@stuartcote4915]

If they are running scared and want to travel light. Or maybe don't know how to reload it.

[@JoshBenware]

When up against 10 bad guys, the 10 bad guys all go down w 1 shot. When against 1 bad guy he takes 30 shots to take down.

[@bluesteel.4424]

How about that chicken wing on #1

[@JoshBenware]

@@bluesteel.4424 😂🤣👍

[@noThing-wd6py]

Bad guys firing thousands of rounds on the good guy - no a single hit. God guys shooting one bullet at one guys and every hit is a insta kill.

[@QSfcom]

It drives me nuts to see someone fly several feet back after being shot .

[@Defender78]

Yeah but in a movie like desperado kinda like in that opening scene where Antonio Banderas lays waste to the bar full of total world class scumbags, it's fun watching these thugs die well deserved death as they hurl through the air and slide across tables after getting shot

[@eggmanfryer]

The ONLY time that was acceptable (and VERY entertaining time) was when the "Red Headed Stranger" goes into the bar where his estranged movie wife (Morgan Fairchild) was having drinks with her new man. Willie Nelson shoots her with a shotgun and she flies back over two tables. Best damn thing I ever saw in a movie. I rented that movie years later and he just goes in with a pistol and the screen goes black and you just hear two gun shots. What a ripoff. lol

[@timthorson52]

I did enjoy it in Django, despite immediately realizing how ridiculous it was. Normally it's a pretty bothersome thing, but I can laugh at slavers getting blasted 5 feet back when shot at them from the side.

[@GH-cp9wc]

Bringing only a handgun when you know you're probably heading into a gunfight.

[@stuartcote4915]

They do that a lot on ncis. Maybe feds don't carry long guns like regular cops do.

[@johnlloyddy7016]

Or bringing only one extra magazine to a gunfight.

[@bingoknows]

racking an semiautomatic handgun or pumping a shotgun for dramatic affect right before shooting, you'd think they would've had one in the chamber already

[@karlhoegle346]

The good guy pops his magazine (NOT his "clip") out, looks at the top bullet, and says "I have 6 rounds left". Damn good eyesight, Mr. Kent!

[@derekray7144]

When the actor racks the slide to carry, racks again before danger scene, and racks again just before shooting.

[@tobyhadron3194]

I was at a gun range years ago. While I was waiting for a spot to open up I was watching this guy talking up a big game with his girl. He had a semi-auto pistol of some sort, I can’t remember what it was. I watched him step up , rack the slide and fire his first shot. Then he racked the slide again. He didn’t notice the unfired round fly out and land on the floor. He proceeded to do this after every shot then got this really surprised look on his face when he ran out of ammo much quicker than he expected. It was pretty funny at the range. It could have got him killed in other circumstances.

[@bulhelious]

1. Teacup grip for for every handgun. 2. When they over exagerate muzzle flip with every shot. 3. Hearing shotgun rack with no motion 4. Racking the slide before a shootout. 5. Shooting multiple targets single handed from 50 yards in rapid succession with dime group accuracy.

[@bilbobaggins4710]

I can do #5 with my eyes closed and drunk off my ass

[@oldbird4649]

@@bilbobaggins4710 Who couldn't?

[@randyhoneycutt8153]

My number one problem with firearms in movies and TV is the never ending ammo. Especially in Westerns. The revolver has 6 shots and never goes empty.

[@mrjeff9mm]

Or when you see someone who clearly has a Glock, and you hear that sound of thumbing the hammer back.🤢

[@johnsmith-oh9is]

That one gets me every damn time dude hahaha

[@mrjeff9mm]

Clawbytes i cant think of a particular example, but i know i’ve seen it somewhere.

[@christopherconard2831]

Apparently movie Glocks have lots of clicky parts. Good and bad guys keep setting them for single action, then dropping the invisible hammer.

[@reallyrightpersonafycta4007]

mrjeff 9mm You nailed it sir. Respect! I looked first before commenting. You definitely beat me to it. I see that b.s. accross the board for tv and films both. Sooooo aggravating. Music even, damn. So bad for me I wince even when I hear a rapper speak of keeping his glock cocked. If it rhymes apparently that's ok for tge music industry too. The worst. I waited the entire video hoping it to be #1. Can't believe he didn't at least mention it.

[@thehot1911]

This happens in Lucifer all the time

[@SpicyLewis23]

Everytime I watch Ant-Man it drives me nuts to see Darren Cross's (Yellow Jacket) Glock grow a hammer just soo the ants can stop it from falling forward...

[@130shooter1]

maybe his glock is just happy to see him?

[@InfernosReaper]

Even though they could've just used another gun type and avoid the whole mess...

[@Room-qd7pl]

Yeah that drove me nuts. Just use a hammer fired gun

[@NativeDr]

Or the fact that when he jumps onto the slide of a Glock the second that the agent fires it, there is no recoil or cycling or the slide.

[@Schregger]

Fuck... I just looked that clip up, they did add a hammer to a Glock...

[@Gun_Talk]

I love it when the main guy who just ran like 4 miles takes like a 300 yard shot with a handgun and makes a hit with barely any aiming involved.

[@johnlloyddy7016]

And makes a car explode into a fireball after hitting the car's trunk dead center.

[@AshGreen359]

Walking Dead is one of the worst. Using thin sheet metal as bulletproof armor. Someone using their body to shield someone else from .50 caliber machine gun fire.

[@aaronhumphrey2009]

It's amazing how ignorant most non- owners are about guns. Thier opinions are thier facts; no reality check needed, because " guns are bad", " assault rifles are evil, because they can kill people"," every gun looks like an assault gun !" ," Hi- capacity clips kill "...and assorted nonsense.. not everyone is rational or competent enough to own or operate a weapon, or to even understand them...

[@georgewashington6225]

Yeah lol where did they find all the automatic firearms in America? And why the hell would you fire that firearm on automatic in a zombie apocalypse? I'd conserve my ammunition.

[@perroblanco49]

how about ricks little girl firing ricks 357 and no recoil that so ever.

[@brandonhampton3533]

There's several times when they have an ar 15 with no rear sight... That bugs me so much

[@AFNBarbosa]

"You forgot the Safety On" - it's a Glock

[@HotBrass-Lead]

First episode of the walking dead lol

[@smolkafilip]

@@HotBrass-Lead Proceeds to run his thumb over the inactive slide release which for some reason makes a loud metallic click (fuck you, SFX guy) even though it didn't move and now the gun is "off safe".

[@bobbadk]

Or taking it of a revolver

[@johnbasterson7938]

Technically they are correct if your finger isn't on the trigger!

[@kingshabazz1310]

Seagal made this mistake in Under Siege 2 when he gave Morris Chestnut a glock 19.

[@slmyatt]

The bad guys missing the Hero 5000 times drives me crazy. The Hero killing only minions while letting bosses escape drives me crazy.

[@anthonylanci]

Have to say, John Wick is the most accurate. Loved when he had that Kimber with only 7 rounds, but he found another Mag and kept it.

[@clinttaurus1999]

Exactly, I can hardly wait for #3

[@averageamerican1287]

Coming soon

[@1968CudaGuy]

May 17th is what I've heard.. Going to watch JW 1 and 2 before I go see 3.. Get my timeline clear..

[@jamesallen5591]

@@1968CudaGuy Yep. I'll be doing the same; refresh my memory before hitting the theater for 3.

[@DarthWinterMadness]

@Anthony Lanci I believe he threw it on a bad guy and took a glock from a dead one... Cheers from France mate! 😉🍻

[@benb6827]

whisper quiet silencers and using the term "clip" should be on the list.

[@richardorta8960]

Asked about half moon clips used for a revolver my grandpa has. Clip is not interchangable with magazine no matter how much the guy at Dick's Sporting Goods wanted to argue with my uncle about a clip actually being called a "magazine". So it isn't just Hollywood who has it's know-nothing know-it-alls. Probably asked someone what a clip was once and they said "it's like a magazine" That or D.S.G. has the term clip blacklisted because of the association with gang activity like why a guy at a smoke shop kept repeating that it was a "water pipe" and not a "bong" and that if i called it a "bong" i would have to leave the store. at least with clip and magazine there is a reason to use one or the other. with bong and water pipe, it isn't like calling it a water pipe magically makes it where you can only smoke tobacco with it.

[@Valor_73737]

Yeah, silencers on revolvers! Really work! Not!

[@toomanyaccounts]

@@Valor_73737 look up Nagant m1895. there are a few others not available on the civ market.

[@toomanyaccounts]

Ben B has obviously never fired a Welrod Pistol or De Lisle Carbine

[@toomanyaccounts]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGHbfZZmnLxlaaM the only sound that people on the range heard was the rounds hitting the wall

[@carlosmurphy4u1]

Using a suppressor on a revolver.

[@GrimnirReaper]

Unless it's a Nagant revolver like they used in the Robert Downey Jr. Sherlock Holmes when he pretty much invented the supressor. Or at least he tried to since it failed.

[@620john620]

Dan Wesson’s revolvers have a minuscule cylinder gap, they’ve been known to do well with a suppressor.

[@TheCrazyPlayer]

Endless, unrelenting violation of the First Most Important Rules of using a firearm including (but not limited to): Absolutely abysmal trigger discipline. Crossing sight/fire line of partner or other friendly combatant. Shooting at/past friends, and other feats of target unawareness. Standing far too close to enemy/hostile party, especially when this results in being disarmed/killed. This list is by no means exhaustive.

[@001rupes3]

@TheCrazyPlayer It depends on who is making those mistakes though. If it is the 'bad guy' gangsters, or any untrained individual that does it, it's perfectly fine to me in the context. When the swat team commits those sins however, it does put a smile on my face.

[@thomasdillon1591]

Real-world: When unarmed, kill and take. When poorly armed, kill and take. A WW 2 Polish resistance veteran told me that as a kid. Thanks Chester R.I.P.

[@Anmatgreen]

When well armed, still kill and take for comrades that might be unarmed or poorly armed.

[@jacknickolstine3355]

Everything that is in your arms length is a weapon. Just gotta use your imagination 😁😁😁

[@DreadX10]

Props to "Band of brothers" where they take/loot a German gun to give to lt Winters because he lost his during the drop. Also props for getting all the spare ammo of the demoralised group of allied soldiers, who they have to replace, in a later episode.

[@jacknickolstine3355]

@@DreadX10 love the belt fed backpack setup. Hmmm I'm a private product developer and just had an idea of a belt fed 12g with the backpack and a detachable sheald that can extend downward. The sheald would have an angler shape for a better ricochet effect. Shit you could build extra bright ass lights into that for a disorienting effect. I could keep going but I think you get the idea 😉🤣😂

[@-Yurkey]

@@DreadX10 well, the story is based in reality. Winters really did lose his weapons during the jump

[@Spicyywafflezz]

His left eye doesn't blink, that drove me crazy!!!

[@tacticalbartender3057]

Osmand Andrade me too! I’m here for answers! Gotta either be a fake eye or he had a stroke!

[@CandC68]

Years of gun fights. Never blink your shootin eye at the enemy. He proly still has a hundred dollar bill rolled up in the last chamber of his revolver. Funeral cost... B-)

[@nomadicobserver4224]

It is called Bell's palsy. It is a temporary condition that heals with time. He announced on several videos at the time that he was suffering from it. Google it for details.

[@cannondaleman1]

@@nomadicobserver4224 My buddy had this condition. For many years, only his left eye would blink. After 8 or 9 years, it fixed itself.

[@richardbale7077]

I cannot shut my left eye lid independently from the right, been that way my entire life. Over the years, I've been able to train myself to shoot with both eyes open.

[@shotgundrums]

Spinning an open revolver cylinder and it makes the infamous ratcheting sound

[@treroney4720]

Dead on accuracy with machine guns

[@julianedgar7491]

Or swinging the cylinder to close it lol

[@julianedgar7491]

@sum body you tell me lol swing it closed and then turn it, you may hear a click ;)

[@kevinowen9317]

@@treroney4720 I was taught to fire short bursts so that you could actualy hit something.

[@treroney4720]

@@kevinowen9317 true. But I'm talking about mag dumps from the hip with Chris Kyle level of precision!

[@mikek8089]

How about this....swing the cylinder out of a DA revolver, then spin it and it clicks.

[@Blackflag.actual]

Yeah they need to show the bent crane as a result

[@GunSam]

To be fair it can making a clicking noise on a S&W if the hammer is partially cocked and the cylinder spun, but I know what you mean lol, a small snubby .38 DAO sounding like a single action army revolver.

[@gregwillis3194]

The Hollywood flip genuinely makes me angry. Especially when it something like Python. The only thing worse? When paint chip eating idiots do it in real life with my firearms...

[@ccav01]

Agreed, why don't they show your freshly loaded rounds flying out everywhere cuz you know... Reality

[@maegliinvalantor6441]

You see this a lot in horror movies, our protagonist are getting their asses kicked by some thing… Some guy will mention that he brought his brothers firearm or whatever, and some SJW just has to go “oh my God you have a gun”, or “Why do you have a gun”

[@lstevens2834]

Every actor has to rack the slide or jack a round into their gun. You're telling me these people wandered through half the movie without a round in the chamber and waited until it would be dramatically powerful to load their weapon?

[@elgoogsucks9005]

Holy shit, this. I saw a movie one time and they guy racked the slide and a round flew out. I was like holy shit, was that a mistake on the prop guys part or were they actually being realistic. Same with a pump action shotgun

[@YMF1891]

Yeah, that is near the top of my list too.

[@TheOldOwl8]

Yeah that annoys the living shit out of me

[@rajvader]

Giving a pass to gun anachronisms in most Westerns. Carrying 1870s revolvers and 1890s rifles as early as the 1840s would ruin too many good movies if you let it get to you. No pass for punctuating sentences by pumping the shotgun. Somebody is leaving a trail of unfired shells all over the place! Then there's taking a threat up a notch by racking the slide on your pistol... I mean, you've been holding this idiot at gunpoint all this time with an empty chamber?

[@mordecaieagle4240]

Masters of the universe had a serious problem with the shotgun pumping, if i recall correctly the cop pumped his shotgun atleast 6 times before he finally started shooting.

[@waitin4winter]

When someone says "your (thumb) safety is on", and it's a revolver.

[@abigailsaoirsefinnegan]

Or on a Glock. (TWD episode 1)

[@jerichofalls8236]

@@abigailsaoirsefinnegan was just gonna say that. Or when Rick limp wrists his python but still domes a walker at 80yds...

[@jpi8726]

The "cocking" sound every time the gun is pointed....Number 1 hands down.

[@stonebone1179]

That's driven me nuts since I was little

[@larshemwall950]

Could not agree more. I would give them a pass on all the others if they would stop this one.

[@lukehunter6922]

Wasted ammo.

[@Nemoticon]

It's like when you hear 'skidding' sounds whenever a car is turning, even if its on grass or gravel, lol...

[@PACKERMAN2077]

The ingenious use of that cocking sound in Shrek when nights with crossbows surround him.

[@Rob-vb6fr]

Bad guys have high tech firearms with rapid fire, good guy has handgun semi-automatic hits and kills bad guy with single shot even if bad guy wearing body armor. At the same time, mr bad guy has shot 30 round magazine and hit nothing on good guy.

[@BuckHelton]

Who needs body armor when you have plot armor!

[@chadfalardeau9162]

Stormtroopers

[@gbeard2013]

Magazines are always "clips". You can HEAR me eye roll.

[@camsterdam3896]

Only clips ive ever owned are for my M1.

[@lapidations]

*slicsht*

[@camsterdam3896]

@Brian Babin bruh, there is no excuse for not using the proper vernacular... Hence why I don't support illiteracy. Which automatically disqualifies me as a liberal.

[@camsterdam3896]

@Brian Babin that again

[@sherlockbatmanholmes892]

Or when they call semi autos “automatics” I would be fine with auto loader but the automatic term just erks me the wrong way

[@fkwmedia1689]

25 shot revolver without reload.And unlimited AR mags. LMFAO

[@damonp357]

Was going to say the same thing about revolvers.

[@plasmaman9592]

That is because they used a cheat code in real life. ( up down up down a b a b select)

[@JonKellerXXXX]

I feel like watching the movie Open Range now.

[@rydeen450]

Saw one of the mummy movies the other night and saw them shoot about 15 rounds out of revolvers.

[@overlorddante]

Double barreled shotguns with unlimited ammo as well. Bruh, 2 barrels cuz 2 shots.

[@mainer2123]

Bad guy with a scoped rifle misses by an inch. Good guy with a snubby ducks and rolls on the ground and shoots the bad guy.

[@JoshBenware]

No, I've done that in real life like 6 times...

[@ErickHenkel]

@@JoshBenware Been shot by the guy doing the action gun roll with a snub nose, while missing with a scoped rifle?

[@ChucksSEADnDEAD]

@@ErickHenkel yeah that's why you do the action roll, to make the bad guy miss

[@JoshBenware]

@@ErickHenkel no bro...I did the combat roll and shot them with the snubby. 3 times in 'nam, twice in ww2, and once the other day in Venezuela. It really works, and it pisses me off that Hollywood gives me no credit!

[@DavidLLambertmobile]

2 different 1990s action films have good guys unload 🤔 J frame 5 shot .38 revolvers then add 1-2 rounds then shoot. 🙄. Tango & Cash(1991), Die Hard 3(1994). Why unload the snub? Does the lighter cylinder help aim? Why?

[@Algator314]

People running and being shot at buy a machine gun that only hits the ground or behind them.

[@progunliberal]

Omg yes. Like, what are the bad guys aiming for, the hero's ankles? If they are firing at center mass and missing, those bullets are going to be killing a pedestrian a quarter mile away, not hitting the ground near the target.

[@richardlockwood999]

the A-Team did that p much every episode.

[@pmp2559]

Triple X

[@bigredc222]

@@progunliberal Yea there's five guys shooting machine guns, and the good guy never gets hit, but then the good guy is able to pick off the bad guys with one shot each. Show like the A-team and Dukes of Hazard, when they know lots of kids watched, no one ever got killed, there were several shows back then like that.

[@EfftupSmith]

@@bigredc222 grenades also throw people off their feet who do a somersault and get back up off the ground, dazed and shaking their heads. Also A Team

[@floresf8727]

That one scene in Antman when the ants stop the guns hammer from dropping on the bullet....of a Glock.

[@jbcox85]

When someone gets shot(usually in the shoulder) and they just keep on trucking and can still do all the physical stuff to save the day. In the real world you can't just shrug off a gunshot wound.

[@Highhook1818]

We lived next door to an surgeon growing up...my dad asked him once about the shoulder shot thing in movies - it seems logical, no major organs there. The MD said there are a few worse places to get shot, but that's not a good one...major blood vessels and arteries. He said the best pace in your torso is to either side of your heart a little lower, through a lung. No major vessels and your lung just collapses and is kinda sticky so somewhat self-sealing if the bullet goes through you.

[@concordetconstabulary219]

jbcox85 one thing I liked about the scene from Point break (the old one not that piece of shit new one). In the bank heist scene when an off duty cop draws and fires on the robbers and takes a bullet in the arm, the arm just slumps to his side and he has to reload one handed and fumbles in a panic. Still out there but at least an attempt was made at realism.

[@davidsignor7931]

How many have you got

[@kylemcclellan9686]

On the flip side, there are the scene where a bullet throws the actor back or a hit to a non-lethal area drops them like a fly. I forget where but I know I've read that one of the biggest mistakes people make in self defense situations is thinking that if they shoot someone anywhere and that will end the threat when in reality there are loads of places you can be shot and continue to advance, albeit much more slowly.

[@arefallout]

Well i mean there are real videos of people getting shot and shrugging it off.

[@capricornicus1225]

I definitely agree with you, my biggest pet peeve is when they fire a full automatic and show whole rounds hitting the floor and not just the empty shells, that is irritating as hell

[@binghd]

what bugs me is when someone gets shot they are thrown backwards 10 feet or are lifted 3 feet off the ground.

[@rwbimbie5854]

True not every gun is a 45acp, so we shouldnt see that all the time

[@andrewbrown3775]

Why is the shooter not thrown backwards 10 feet or lifted 3 feet of the ground. Let's ignore physics, it's boring and stupid and digresses from good movies.

[@binghd]

@@andrewbrown3775 your comment got my day off to a fun start. i never thought about what you said. thank you.

[@bff1316]

Been shot at close range, the shooter was four feet away. When I was shot, (in the left frontal lobe), my words were I've been shot. Then I continued taking care of the wounded.

[@tjsogmc]

....and they burst into flames... you forgot the bursting into flames part of being shot...

[@rockerdude8000]

My number 1 is every single rifle is full auto. Where do these people live ill move there. Also grenades and rocket launchers are plentiful and often left laying around and at your local stores

[@Jar0fMay0]

Remember Commando?

[@rockerdude8000]

@@Jar0fMay0 I was thinking of that and robo cop 2

[@Jar0fMay0]

@@rockerdude8000 or death wish 3

[@memeier9894]

Or the walking dead

[@ant4160]

This is my number 1 also.

[@tjmatthews8214]

In the old westerns, every cowboy (well, 99 out of 100) carried a ‘92 Winchester and a Peacemaker (nevermind that the cowboys were driving cattle in the 1880’s)

[@svenster187]

TJ Matthews Or even worse the movies set in 1840’s to 1860’s where everyone has peacemakers & model 72’s

[@Timothy1987]

Ive seen a ruger blackhawk in a western before lol

[@svenster187]

Texasdad2015 I saw one were the cowboy had a Colt Anaconda complete with night sights

[@Timothy1987]

@@svenster187 damn lol at least they tried with the blackhawk haha.. An anaconda? Lol thats greatness

[@conmcgrath7502]

Slightly 'off-point', and I really wish I could remember the movie (might have been Tom Horne?) but I loved the quote and the sentiment........the grizzled old guy said, 'son, revolvers is for makin' smoke and scaring varmints......if you want to kill a man, sit yourself down behind a good rock with a good rifle, give 'em two and move on...' Ah, the good old days.......

[@MrArcher7]

Hollywood-No idea how guns work..... Also Hollywood-We need to do more about guns.

[@arodrigues2843]

@james cowboy Hum... ACCIDENT..??? Don't believe so.... A real . 44 Rem.Mag., big enough be mistaken for a blank.!! And BLANK cases, HAVE NOT a BULLET in its case mouth.!!!! Just saying....

[@oldbird4649]

We're gonna need a bigger gun

[@Megalodon60]

@@arodrigues2843 Pretty sure Brandon Lee wasn't killed by a live round, I believe it was a piece of shrapnel in the blank that hit his heart.

[@keithnewton5508]

Turning a handgun sideways and limp wristing it to fire gangsta style.

[@bff1316]

I keep telling myself that I am going to gangsta shoot one of my pistols. I just can't do it as it is just so wrong

[@redpool5324]

@@bff1316 I attempted it, but I couldn't allow myself to pull the trigger. I felt...dirty holding it like that.

[@bobinthewest8559]

Fools... this explains why the bad guys miss so many times in a row.

[@ej732]

I tried that when i first got a pistol, hot brass in my forehead, never again...

[@Kydino]

@Jeff Wilkins actually, if I remember correctly, it's because it's effective during drive bys. Sadly a common thing to happen during the early 90s gang warfare around the west coast area.

[@richardbale7077]

When the hero shoots people off ten story buildings, from the ground, one-handed, with a snub nosed revolver.

[@glaxowelcome1907]

While firing from the hip!

[@michealhomefree]

Firing an AR type rifle with the dust cover closed.

[@cojones8518]

That's kind of the point of the dust cover though. Round chambered, on safe, and the dust cover closed to keep out mud. To fire, release safety and pull trigger. The dust cover opens on its own as the round is ejected.

[@scorpionf1504]

Dust covers that close themselves during a fight.

[@mikek8089]

@@cojones8518, I think he means shooting continuously with the dust cover closed.

[@jaredmackey4511]

Or no sights at all. Noticed it on TWD just urks me lol

[@MonkiFI]

Or with the bolt locked to the rear

[@richardorta8960]

War movies, they have no more ammo for their issued weapons. THEY'RE DOOMED! What, the enemy weapons within reach won't kill the enemy?

[@matustazky6215]

No, friendly fire is off and it is determined by gun type, not person.

[@richardorta8960]

@@matustazky6215 🤣

[@donnyschort6150]

@ Richard Orta it's actualy illegal for a US soldier to pickup and use an enemy weapon. Not saying it doesn't happen irl, but don't get caught doing it. As for the movies they always show US tropes as good guys who don't violate laws of war, so make of it what you will.

[@richardorta8960]

@@donnyschort6150 All armies have people who have committed war crimes, it would be foolish not to think that. As for the legality of using enemy weaponry. I will have to loom that up, as far as i know I am not sure if it is illegal to use an enemy weapon or just not advised. weapons are often booby trapped if left behind. Well, maybe if it was a gas or something, then it would definetly be illegal to use it. Genevia convention and all. Captured enemy combat vehicles have been used in WW2 and pretty sure that didn't end there. They are technically weapons, if there is a weapons system mounted on it.

@@donnyschort6150 It is NOT illegal to use enemy weapons. It's not a good idea to use an enemy weapon as your primary weapon. Weapons have different sound and flash signatures. In a firefight especially at night when you can't see what or who you're shooting at, soldiers are apt to shoot at the sound and flash of an enemy weapon. That can get your ass toasted in short order. In an emergency if you're out of ammo or your issue weapon has malfunctioned it is NOT illegal to use whatever is at hand including enemy equipment. PS: Here's something most people don't know. It IS illegal to shoot people with a 50 caliber Browning machine gun. The 50 Browning cartridge is classified as an anti material cartridge. You can shoot enemy equipment but NOT personnel. However if you do and someone complains there is an out. The enemies weapon, uniform, helmet, belt buckle, etc. IS enemy equipment. No sarge I didn't shoot him, I shot his buttons on his jacket. It's not my fault he was stupid enough to be hiding behind them. Well OK then.

[@Timothy1987]

I hate when they just shove a pistol in their waistline and can run, jump and roll around and it just magically stays put lol

[@brucebarton3277]

All of the above, plus-- cocking any firearm, other than a revolver, several times but no live round gets ejected.

[@khaccanhle1930]

The bullet is flying in slow motion while a guy is jumping aside at the same time, also in slow motion. If the camera was slowed that much, everyone would appear to be completely motionless.

[@janjankovicjahoda]

The good guy never searches dead bodies for extra magazines and ammo. Especially when he is wasting 100 bullets per minute like John Wick.

[@C-13770]

In supergirl the bad guy had an AR and as he was firing the entire cartridges were ejecting. Must save a lot of time on reloading spent brass.

[@michaelkeha]

Was that the episode where the dude with the shield was getting pushed back by the force of basic fucking bullets (without the shooter getting shoved back at all)and they preached the gunshow loophole lie

[@alleng27]

I saw that episode!! There was also another scene which showed close up shots of unfired blank cartridges hitting the ground. I guess liberal anti-gun people don't know what a crimp means.

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

At least one other KZbinr posted a video about that very same episode of STUPORGIRL....

[@hunt2151]

Or when they fire AR platforms full auto and when its empty the action stays closed and clicks multiple times!?!

[@AjiraKimberly]

Brapapapapa! Tickticktick... huh? Ticktickticktick oh... am out of ammo... * throws 9000 dollar rifle in the dirt and walks away *

[@hunt2151]

@@AjiraKimberly que you and I running over and picking up the rifle!! 🤣

[@39MercFlathead]

In the 70s I was shooting in a combat league with a 21 yr old kid who used a Python. He walked out of the back room of his family gun store one day to find someone holding his mother up with a 1911with the hammer down. Two rounds of .357 to the center of mass was all she wrote. There's sometimes advantages to a revolver. And always advantages to knowing what you are doing.

[@MrCakers]

This is why there is a lot of thanks to be had to Chad Stahelski for saving/setting the bar higher for action films with the John Wick series.

[@damianarchibald7792]

It's one of the reasons I love those movies. Realistic handling of firearms and kick ass action scenes.

[@johnsouthard541]

Let's not forget that Keanu Reeves deserves some credit. Check out him doing three gun

[@MrCakers]

@@johnsouthard541 That's entirely true. The series would not be what it is now without him. He's the thread that pulled it all together.

[@johnsouthard541]

@@MrCakers He's become one of my favorite actors. He's always been good but he's gotten into my top 10

[@balancedfordaylight1]

Bad trigger discipline in movies is rampant and Ar style rifles being used with no rear sight and sometimes no front sight no optic nothing no sights of any kind

[@1906Farnsworth]

Spinning the cylinder of a revolver when it is swung out, and hearing clicks as if the advance pawl were still engaged.

[@Timothy1987]

Or when they spin the cylinder when its closed on a da/sa revolver and it spins and clicks like a sa... Like in the Russian roulette scene at the end of the movie 187... Its so annoying

[@hugebartlett1884]

@betatalk357 Slamming the cylinder home always makes me cringe. Could damage a cartridge,but always a very bad habit. Close the cylinder carefully and deliberately.

[@fbnflaviusbroadcastingnetw6786]

betatalk357 oh shit! I did that one.. 😳

[@iandavies1976]

when the good guy never misses the bad guy and the bad guy cant hit a barn door when standing 6 inches from it

[@johngori9477]

Aka the storm-trooper marksmanship rule

[@inspired4more]

My biggest issue with gun movies is the good guy is either always some special forces ninja (as if that's the only kind) or has no training whatsoever, but takes out all the bad guys with terrible tactics and expert marksmanship.

[@KDuboutdoors19]

Yep. My biggest gripe is wasting ammunition also. About the only time that I do waste ammunition is when it's a new build and I am only testing the function of the firearm.

[@PatriotPainter]

"Cocking the hammer" on a striker fired gun is the one I see the most and, you are right, it drives me crazy.

[@Cpt-Night-ajg]

Oh damn, the out of ammo click is by far my biggest let peeve. Even worse when it's a machine gun and just keeps making the click in automatic mode when they run out.

[@jacksparrow6218]

Alexander Guzman I've never seen that I don't think. But its pretty funny.

[@Reginald_Harrison]

Racking a shotgun multiple times between shots is the one that gets me. Dude! You’re ejecting all your shells 😂

[@williamflowers9435]

You mean they aren’t powering up? Like those pump sneakers?

[@pressendforspanish]

How about the double action revolver with an open cylinder and it clicks as they spin it, followed by flipping it shut with their wrist!

[@elsea8901]

Enemy Weapons and ammo left behind after battles... 🤯?!?WTF?!?🤯

[@jamesha175]

especially cowboy movies - because we all know that bullets grew on trees back then

[@rubixfilms687]

One thing that always bothered me was when a character in a movie pulls out a pump action shotgun and shoots like 20 rounds lol.

[@briank5877]

When they have 2 guns one in each hand and are on target.

[@KyriosMirage]

That and when they're holding the gun sideways.

[@JohnSmith-ws6jg]

Brian K and aren’t even a gun person

[@MrMJD1978]

Brian K that skill would take so much practice...I tried with a p30 and a ppq, very similar gunshapes and if i’m shooting alternating triggers i can keep rounds on a watermelon sized target at 12-15 mts 90% of the times. Moving sideways is veeery tough, I cannot hit target more than 20% of the times. In movies is so easy that it gives everybody the idea that pistols are sooo dangerous...bullshit.

[@erich3828]

It bothers me when a knife sounds like its being pulled out of a sharpening block when it’s brandished in movies. 😒

[@redskin4040]

And Dale in the walking dead can take out 10 zombies in 5 seconds with his crossbow.

[@BullsMahunny]

"Especially when ammo is a precious commodity" Well, that comment aged like milk.

[@brrrt7623]

When the good guy takes cover behind a door or a car or a body and that cover stops close quarters rifle rounds. When they shoot in confined spaces and proceed to have conversations. When they engage in a firefight and after 100's of rounds being exchanged no one is hit

[@nomikes4392]

Mine is all automatic rounds fired that do not hit anything. It is like they lose the ability to lead a target when they shoot an automatic weapon, especially if the hero is running across an open area

[@narutardkyuubi]

Should check out Tremors. The guns and associated affects are realistic, especially a moment when Burt (the local fun enthusiast) takes a gun back; despite knowing full well its empty, he still opens it to make sure it’s empty.

[@JARedwolf100]

My list: • Suppressors making a quiet *pew* sound. • Calling a suppressor a “silencer” along with calling a magazine a “Clip.” • Limp-wrist pansies one handing a .44 Magnum. • Everyone missing every close range shot. • Someone doing a shoulder shot with a revolver...not a good idea, that can cause serious injury to someone’s face if it is close to the cylinder when it fires. • Dropping their gun and running when they run out of ammo.